As for Jamrat al-Aqaba, the point of agreement is that seven pebbles should be stoned after sunrise to a point close to the equator on the Day of Sacrifice, and no other stones should be thrown on that day. They disagreed about throwing it before dawn, so it was said that it is not permissible, and therefore repeating it means repeating the stoning, and it was said that it is permissible and desirable. After sunrise, or in the first place, I say, and some people said that if he throws it before sunset on the Day of Sacrifice, that is sufficient for him, and there is nothing on him. Some of them said that it is desirable for someone who throws it before sunset on the Day of Sacrifice to shed blood, and they differed regarding the one who did not throw it until the sun went down, so he threw it during the night or the next day, so it was said that blood is due on him, and it was said There is nothing on him if he throws it at night, but if he delays it until tomorrow, then he mu